But hey, remember, I'm no legal expert, so it's always smart to double-check with someone who knows the ins and outs of property law in your area.

Definitely looking for BRRRR findings - My goal is to have a portfolio of 30 houses in 3-5 years.Any thoughts?

It was mentioned about notifying the insurance company that a property is vacant (and under construction) which is definitely important and hopefully was done in this case.  

You're definitely in the right place! 

Taking any legal action against the tenant for this leads to payment abatements by the housing agencies.

What can I do legally to get this neighbor to chill out and keep me from losing tenants and rental revenue?

I was definitely ready to be in a single family after 3+ years house hacking. 2) Figure out what your investment goals are and this can help you make decisions.

I like the money but I definitely want to have more time with my family and friends.

Definitely recommend getting guidance from a real estate CPA and a cost segregation expert, to see if what you can save is worth the cost and effort of doing this for this property price range.

A live in flip if it was an option on the table is something I would definitely do.